Crown Of Pain
Crown of Pain started putting out music in the late 1990s, working from the underground with a sound that pulled from heavy metal, punk, and industrial. They...
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Crown of Pain started putting out music in the late 1990s, working from the underground with a sound that pulled from heavy metal, punk, and industrial. They built a following by releasing material on their own and playing shows that were known for being intense. In 2003, they put out the album 'Antipathy,' which got them more attention. The title track became a song people associated with the band.
Their lyrics often dealt with pain, depression, and social issues, which drew both support and criticism from listeners. They kept making albums after that, including 'Eradication' in 2005 and 'Desolation' in 2008. Another track people know is 'Screams of Nature.'
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